John Watson (
ihadabadday) wrote2018-03-05 06:07 pm
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Into the Night - AU - Locked to
seaweed_writes
Sex sold. It could be seen in marketing for businesses across all sorts of industries.
And for John Watson, his business was booming.
He worked out of a club in London that catered to certain... Tastes. Men and women who looked to dominate someone sexually. Some would look down on a man having that job, scoffing. Sex work was legal though. But those who were interested in BDSM, found sex workers to be lacking.
John was sitting at a bar at the club he usually worked out of, nursing a soda. He rarely drank when he was working, preferring to stay sober.
He looked around the room, seeing if there was anyone who caught his interest tonight.
And for John Watson, his business was booming.
He worked out of a club in London that catered to certain... Tastes. Men and women who looked to dominate someone sexually. Some would look down on a man having that job, scoffing. Sex work was legal though. But those who were interested in BDSM, found sex workers to be lacking.
John was sitting at a bar at the club he usually worked out of, nursing a soda. He rarely drank when he was working, preferring to stay sober.
He looked around the room, seeing if there was anyone who caught his interest tonight.
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He wasn't paying attention, looking down to look for poop when he bumped into someone.
"Hey, look where you're..." He stopped as he straightened up. It was John.
"Oh, it's you.." He said, his voice flat.
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Well, he was never going to come back to this park. Maybe it was time to leave London completely.
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"John.. Wait. Please." He turned around and gently held John's arm, still well light enough that John could pull away if he wanted to.
"I..." He wasn't good at this. He wanted to say he was sorry, but that was not really his thing.
"I think that we got off on the wrong foot."
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He sounded regretful at that.
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"Look, why don't we..go get a coffee or something. Get to know each other, start off on a more even footing. We don't even know each other's name." Ok he knew he was John Watson, but John didn't need to know that.
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"Alright. I can do coffee."
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"My treat." Sherlock already came from money, and he made a nice amount doing his consulting, he was not hurting for money. He only hoped that John had gotten the money he left him and that the manager was on the up and up.
Sherlock led him to a little corner cafe. "One cappuccino and.. " he turned. "What do you want, John?"
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They settled at a table in the corner and John held his coffee between his hands.
He had never done this. He swallowed and then took a sip of his coffee.
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"I'm... glad I ran into you." He said, his voice soft. It was hard for him to not be rude to everyone, but he can be if he tries.
He intended to try with John.
"You quit the club." He said, in an even tone, not really sure how to start a conversation.
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John had liked that club and the manager was sad to see him go. But he had honestly not wanted to be there if Sherlock was.
And yet here they were.
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"I.. hope you got the money I left that night." Fuck, just talk to the man, he chided himself. It wasn't like there wasn't some mutual attraction. Sherlock was sure of that.
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He looked up and then offered the man his hand. "Hi, I'm John Watson."
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He shrugged.' It was nothing. You.. did a good job. You really did. " He sighed. damnit this was ridiculous. Just talk to him.
"Sherlock Holmes." He took John's hand and shook it, a small smile on his face "It is nice to meet you, finally."
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John withdrew his hand and cupped the coffee again. He was quiet for a moment as he thought.
"Tell me about yourself Sherlock. What do you like? Job, married?"
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He looked down and took a sip of his coffee.
"I assume that you have never heard of me then. I am a consulting detective. When the police are out of their element, which is always, they I help them solve cases. I also take personal cases, like the one I was working on when I ran into you.. literally. "
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"Sounds like a fascinating line of work." He said with a slow shrug.
John was confident in who he was and what he was comfortable with.
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"It can have it's moments." He replied. "But I like my job. I make my own hours and see which clients I like."
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"If I wanted, I could return to a hospital to work. But I rather like making my own schedule."
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"Hmm. That is a shame, because I have a perfectly good flat with a lot of toys that are just itching to be used, just waiting for a man with a free afternoon to use them." He actually hadn't been laid since John, so he was aching for some fun.
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"Well. If you find someone to spend it with, tell them."
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"Of course, it would be such a shame if all those toys went to waste, wouldn't it?" He finished the last of his drink, got up, and put down a few pounds on the table for a tip.
"Such a shame." He gave John a smile and wink and started walking towards the door.
He had to wonder, was John still as interested as he was?
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"What sort of toys?" He asked.
He didn't want to seem too eager. But he wanted it.
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"All sorts of toys.." He leaned in and whispered in John's ear.
"221 Baker Street." He told the cabbie.
While they were sitting in the cab, Sherlock laid his hand on John's thigh. "Anything you can think of. All sorts of things that can make me feel good.." He leaned and and licked at the shell of John's ear. "And maybe.. you. if you are really good.."
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Those words against his ear... He shivered and gave a small moan, so very quiet.
He was already starting to get hard. The feeling of those lips against his ear, that hand on his thigh. He bit his lip, eyes closing.
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It was only a couple of minutes more before the cabbie parked in front of Baker Street. Sherlock threw a few bill up front, well more than the ride was worth, knowing the cabbie would keep quiet about what he saw.
He got out and waited for John to follow. The cool air outside calmed his boiling blood, he didn't want to meet his landlady with a rain hard on.
If John had one, well, that was his problem.
"Come on, John." He said, opening hte door to the series of flats.
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